How to express "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" in Japanese?

The journey of a thousand miles starts with one step.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step (せんりのこそっかには).

Laozi (ろぅし) and Confucius (こぅし)

Confucius said that it is not bad to keep pace with the times.

It is such a delight to have friends coming so far.

People who don't know and don't care are not as good as gentlemen.

Confucius (し) said (ぃわ) く, learned (まな) びて (とき )にこれ.

Peng (,)

People (ひと) know that (しらずしてぅらららみず, また gentleman (\

A thousand miles, of course, is to read "せんり". Because this is a proverb in China, the Japanese learned it from Chinese studies, so for such Chinese words, they are pronounced by sound, that is, "せんり". In addition, you can refer to the following websites.

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